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The British pound skewed on Thursday after the BOE announced it was keeping its interest rates unchanged and raised its growth forecasts. » Read More |
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The German lender Deutsche Bank posted a net loss of 1.9 billion euros ($2.05 billion) for its fourth quarter.
Oil major Royal Dutch Shell posted fourth-quarter earnings of $1.0 billion, compared with $1.8 billion for the same quarter a year ago.
Swedbank’s CEO says the bank is poised to handle the uncertainty of increased regulation as it posted a 24 percent increase in profits.
UK trade won’t suffer punitive tariffs, business will flock to London and there will be no hefty divorce settlement, says John Redwood.
Accusations made on Tuesday by President Trump's top trade aide that Germany is suppressing the euro don't stack up, experts have told CNBC.
A 'radical-left winger' and the fading hopes of the center-right are making investors nervous ahead of upcoming French elections sending 10-year French-German spreads to a three-year high.
The green energy investment fund for fund manager Allianz Global Investors has acquired three U.K. solar parks.
Roche remains committed to the U.S. despite President Donald Trump's pledges to crackdown on pharmaceutical companies "getting away with murder."
Swiss private bank Julius Baer posted 2016 adjusted net profit of 705.5 million Swiss francs ($712.2 million).
The chief executive of Germany's Siemens is worried about developments in the United States since Donald Trump took office as president, he said on Wednesday.
Euro zone officials received a slew of good news on Tuesday morning with stronger-than-expected growth and inflation figures and a falling unemployment rate.
Chancellor Angela Merkel rejected a US trade adviser's charge that Germany was using an "undervalued" euro to gain advantage.
Kalashnikov, the gun-maker responsible for the AK-47, is to up staff numbers as orders outpace production
Britain's divorce from the EU must adhere to a framework of rules to truly understand whether Brexit has been successful; academic report.
Analysts have been carefully assessing how French elections in May could deal a "severe blow" to the European Union.
Royal Dutch Shell has agreed to sell a package of oil and gas fields to private equity-backed Chrysaor for $3.8 billion.
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